McKesson Accuses Anderson of Criminal Ties in Radio Clash
Los Angeles. McKesson challenged Lt. Gov Glenn Anderson in the Democratic primary alleging close ties with known criminals. Anderson dismissed the charges as distortions, calling them a smear and hearsay while defending his record and public service.
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First Spouse of Novelist Tilton Dies
Mrs. Alice Brown Hilton, first wife of late novelist J James Hilton, died in Abingdon Virginia. Though divorced in 1937, she visited Hilton as he died in 1954 and later served as executive director of the Barter Theater in Abingdon. Born in London, she had lived at 233 Argonne Ave near anonymity for a decade and left no known immediate survivors. Funeral Thursday at 5 p.m. at St Thomas Episcopal Church, with burial in Abingdon.
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Twenty two Negro Refugees Reach Los Angeles
Twenty two Negroes arrived by train from New Orleans on free tickets provided by the New Orleans White Citizens Council. Nineteen stayed in Los Angeles, two headed for San Francisco, and one for Sacramento. The group included four women and five children. Tickets and five dollars each were given Monday by council director George Singlemann. One man, Robert Carpenter, said he paid no mind to Singlemann and that he took the deal to remove thieves from New Orleans. Travelers Aid arranged overnight lodging.
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Arlington Memorial Day Observances Across Nation
At Arlington Cemetery Speaker McCormack laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns as 21-gun salutes and Taps marked Memorial Day. Flags flew at half staff, with ceremonies at Ft. Lesley J. McNair and Ft. Myer. The Old Guard placed flags on 106,000 graves, and similar services occurred nationwide.
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Special Studies for Teachers at Long Beach State College
Special studies in English and mathematics for teachers will be conducted this summer at Long Beach State College. The English Department will offer two workshops designed to aid public school teachers, the English composition workshop and the workshop in literature for youth.
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JFK Drops Herald Tribune as Post-Dispatch Gains
Washington reports the White House says President Kennedy canceled his Herald Tribune subscription but will remain subscribed to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The Herald Tribune editorialized that the President might miss its daily reading list and editorial perspectives if the trend continues.
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Canada Stocks Rally on Moderate Toronto Trading
The Canadian stock market closed higher as industrials rose 13.87 to 577.10 while base metals climbed to 196.17 and western oils gained 5.24 to 102.49. Golds slipped 0.03 to 9026 on 3.31 million shares.
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